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U.S.-History-World War II

The Great Depression that struck the United States also affected the rest of the world. It led to the rise of dictators in Europe and Asia. Soon, some of these dictators took aggressive action to gain more territory. Americans opposed entering this new world war. Eventually, however, the United States did enter the war. How did the war change the United States and the world?

When is War Justified.mp4

When is War Justified?

please view and complete questions........

Adolf Hitler.mp4

Adolf Hitler

How was Hitler’s relationship with father?

What happen to Hitler's dream of becoming an artist?

What lead to Hitler becoming homeless?

What role did Hitler play during World War I?

What role did Hitler play after World War I?

What was Hitler view of Jewish people?

Explaining What was the role of Adolf Hitler in Germany before and during World War II?

Benito Mussolini.mp4

Benito Mussolini

1. How was Mussolini as a child?

2. To prepare for these opportunities, he founded a newspaper to spread his ideas for a “new” Italy. Mussolini later bundled these ideas into a political movement that he called “fascism.” What is fascism?

3. What was the “Blackshirts”?

4. Explaining How did Benito Mussolini gain power as a totalitarian dictator in Italy before World War II?

Building the Military.mp4

Building the Military section questions

1.The Selective Training and Service Act was a plan for the first peacetime_____________________

2. African American forces were _________ and initially kept out of combat. Later the _______distinguished themselves protecting American bombers

3. Women served in several military organizations, including the and the

4. What roles did minorities and women play in the armed forces during World War II?

5. How did the status of women and minorities in the armed forces change during the war?

6. Why might entering the army have change a person's perspective? (Primary Sources)

Women at War.mp4

Women at War

Directions: Review the questions below and think about these questions as you watch the video. Take notes that answer these questions as the video plays.

1. Why was May 14, 1943 a significant date in U.S. history?

2. In addition to clerical duties, what other tasks were women soldiers expected to perform?

3. Who was eligible to become a WAAC?

4. What tests did a future WAAC need to pass before being sworn in?

5. What ties did these women have to the war that made them want to volunteer?

How Did the War Affect Civilian Women.mp4

How Did the War Affect Civilian Women?

1. Women stepped in to fill jobs traditionally held by men why did this take place?

2. U.S. entry in the war led women to expand their industrial involvement in new ways, however. This increased role helped women become more accepted in the workplace even after the war. It also changed women's ideas about their roles in U.S. society. Explain this statement in your own words?

3. What was the goal of US. Government and other employers during War times?

4. World War II helped change ideas not only about what work women should do, but also which women should work. Explain this statement based off the information you have gain from the lesson.

5. How Did the War Affect Civilian Women?

How Did the War Affect Marginalized Populations.mp4

How Did the War Affect Marginalized Populations?

1. African Americans continued to struggle during War time. Why?

2. Booming defense industries often shut out black workers. Give me an example of this.

3. Explain, what was the "Double V" campaign?

4. Why was the "Double V" campaign important?

5. Wartime did help African Americans in some ways, in what ways did this happen?

6. The U.S. government worked with Mexico to create the bracero program. Explain what was the bracero program?

7. Discrimination against Mexican Americans was also a problem during Wartimes, in what way did this happen?

8. Native Americans also contributed to the war effort, especially in the West. In what ways was these contributions made?

9. What is code talkers?

10. What was “Borinqueneers," ?

11. How Did the War Affect Marginalized Populations?

-How Did World War II Shape Daily Life.mp4

How Did World War II Shape Daily Life?

1. What is the Home Front?

2. More than 16 million Americans served in the military during World War II, both as enlistees and as drafted soldiers. Among those who volunteered were more than 150,000 women. In what ways did women serve during World War II?

3. In 1940, the U.S. census had counted the national population at just over 130,000,000. This meant that more than _______ percent of all Americans served directly in the war.

4. In what ways U.S. government called on the civilian population to contribute to the war efforts?

5.Explain what is rationing?

6. What were victory gardens?

7. What was the purpose of victory gardens?

8. How Did World War II Shape Daily Life

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